How old/out of date are my machines..?? (New to me, first week in this shop)

[MFJ&S]

https://imgur.com/gallery/MyFJcTj


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[t-the-east]

Those look ancient, but I have zero ski shop experience


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[stuckathuntermtn]

Well, if I'm looking at that right, you won't be doing any snowboards on that thing. Or even skis with any girth to them.

[J. Barron DeJong]

Tech Talk JONG!

(This is how we do, right?)

I worked in a shop that picked up some used equipment another shop was getting rid of that looked more modern than that, and that was at the turn of the millennium.

[CallMeAl]

Depends on what you're trying to accomplish with them.

Service a basic rental fleet? Perfect.

Sell a basic recreational tune for ~$20? Perfect.

Anything more might be a stretch unless you're good/efficient with hand tools.

SVST likely has parts/service/advice available for these machines. They rebuilt/modernized our old Reichmann at a shop I ran for a while and it worked great for many years, might be worth giving them a shout with your model number if you have specific questions.

[m4be53]

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[HotSchmoo]

Idk but the chicken and rabbit people with the beanie in the second pic look awesome

Equipment looks old-ass old

[tuco]

Stucki has it.
Good machine that can only handle skinny skis.
Damn near worthless though, imho.

[skifishbum]

Turn of the century's machines
Tune like it's 1999

[One (+) Sentence]

It’s the artist, not the paintbrush.

[Johnny H]

You might try calling the Rema automotive company in Pennsylvania and see if they can Identify the motor number and year made.